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The Grand Turk
Turkish army says 34 Kurdish militants killed in n. Iraq air strikes
2015-08-26
Point:
[Ynet] The Turkish military said on Tuesday 34 bully boyz from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) were killed in its latest air strikes on the group's camps in northern Iraq's Qandil mountain region.

The Sick Man of Europe Turkey
...the only place on the face of the earth that misses the Ottoman Empire....
has been bombing PKK targets in northern Iraq and in mostly Kurdish southeastern Turkey since July 24, in response to what it says are increased attacks by the Kurdish bully boyz on members of the security forces.
Counterpoint:
PKK denies Turkish army killed 34 of its elements in northern Iraq

[IraqiNews] On Tuesday, Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) denied, that the Turkish army killed 34 elements of the party during air raids on positions in Qandil Mountains in northern Iraq.

"Sky News Arabic" quoted Bakhtiar Dogan, a front man for the PKK, as saying: "The Turkish warplanes did not launch any air strikes on the PKK positions in Qandil Mountains last night, and no festivities between the two sides have occurred during the past 24 hours."

He added, "The Turkish authorities are exaggerating the size of losses in the ranks of the PKK in order to cover up the heavy losses incurred by the Turkish army at the hands of the PKK."
Posted by:trailing wife

#2  That's the "anti-ISIS" strikes, US/Turkey agreed on?
Posted by: g(r)omgoru   2015-08-26 12:01  

#1  Turkey is following Pakistan's example. Every day claim rebel deaths by air attack that can't be proved. Then after nine months declare victory and go home.
Posted by: Clomp Omagum5939   2015-08-26 07:12  

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